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NuNs tlf.it 531 I,] j.41 /Z gr E S ./j- '‘ , ).EPT.f..111..d.L.R 29, • 1809. - ... 1' ;.:-- .....:;,. - 7,.-. . *. . 1.01 , 71 -' : - / .. :5i1l ""- -- Fa OM THE DUTCH P 4 IPERS,,.. m ? .• , Dqkd of Datozic, accomparr:e+by the P ince P ) , ,2 - .. ; ' ...-- ~.r ei ~, - ' !6+ Battiii,v;iettirtled froir...Victina t''.3 Sdzburgli • • . :IN "' Tiler psilViNat - the 'Voralbcrg bra.4.6 t er,f.evat.tot,Ai - by PARIS, SEPT, s.—The . rtris - rational Gliard is. the Freocli is unfounded. thi. the 30th of - , , kug...1,* wholly organized, - their 2quipment w;il 1 .3.-:: ,e.agi I Isis thisP . ro4iice wis - Occupied liy theOivision of Goneeiil week, and they will he Jl., iur,Aislie.l, %%M li t fto . T;i:. G,h-, - :iiiil -th e . B ava fk , .n. --and -wi,t, - ,,1 1 1-1 - ir,:!,: arms. . '•-• •‘• • . • 1 1 8til - - - . , troops. •-'r '. ' ' •'••• ' . 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Gentlefften estat.briieo in cif renewing their A. :itoati ,ial in.r : be .t..‘outinutfated with an ipartin6itt to Dissvzi • VICTLIALLING.9FEICt ".. • • • • Sept. 15, E 0 MIII7B4IONERSior T ICTI7-1:1, la NC; mAyfisirp, NA4-Il....lo.bi'aeby gr . e•• A''.ti. - e:77 , 4i.4;i;: Kietsdaii tbe 3.6:6 inly tbej d U.he ,7 - eatv: cf./ye, i,e.vafetsa,'in ceal,d La,ad fi r , Three gynthed of I rU)N 3uT r tl<)<)k S, and One Hundred Tons of 1 k(iN . , P ATE.. 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Z2.0,0:+0 of - 4 - ,C I.ogo 4 *- - 12. - - - - - 503 lie'i)(lw,tngisitcri rl' ut 130.• 5 f Sce.- as us,:at. prese!,,, oppurtimi y never before offered to.thr 1:0 : 41ic„44 goinn g imincils, turns oc iS ,00A. 6 or 4,,00 0 1. by tne pqrc,,..,secu title Nunwer • VrkLuABLE EsTATF . ..• • Ta s +1..;) Upon Thurs,i4, t e 12:it of ')et: ! oer_ t ext , betwixt, the u:hours tat , t)ent mirt- t(teria. will be 6,1A11,_ UouSCL:. Roiriki; viotrn'er; t t Aberdeen, a 1101 I,evi,nl,,ly i of by private bargain, Ikg LANDS at.d E,STA.TE at _,CRIMOND, • MILN iiILL, .vll I I RI A;ONU, lyi n g 1,, the or Cricnotal, .t:,atirity in A t wetifeetr. acemrding to a l..te measurement ,n.d survey, 0t.,*.t4 . - iS S oteti acres, yvtiereot izob are Aralie, or , fo tand, and 23 Pasture, ' exOnsi,ve ot_the.i,hare p - on a nivitftwa, ivill,tall to this t'S't a?erol a6).:tccitt r; . ,d ut Moss 4.1 a 1401,44 . 4, slot under St..vien , LS. At , present corhinon id his 'and .teignbuitring• Estate or .4) . 0 buM:Nied with 341tIttde'or oaring' trom tt,e. Mtiss to trre• Lands or 1-Caddo, 1.e10n..111- to Mr. Lain ) .:, .Alter an allotment t r which, a very Ctlitgitittrebie prriportion of this ' , Moss and Muir must tall '0 i;:si,ste of CfliTitAtd. Tne Sole or mtbsoil.ot thegreater 0 . -Amor ti's • Most and - vluir is - sound to be a rich Clay, cap-, ats.rig,.prooght into tillagc.at a small- ex pence ;•-• -having ti advantage of easy access to Shelf-sand and bea. ware, now in - generatsnfie .that neitOtbotiiltootf." • 1 his compact property is situate.l in a populous and thriv... ing•ciistnet, eight miles irom l'eterlitad, and six frOni Fraser burgh; -the t,urnpiketoad now. making between these towns pissing nearly through rile middle.of it. Foe soil i, i n ge txral of•aaexcelleili quality, dry and early, carrying weighty &lops, iind many of the tenants having of late acl , tptecl a bet fiCr-,s?>tein of hug:vaulty: a considerable improvement may bd lo6k e d for, betore tile: end of the present Leases, of winch setreeitl-expke in nine years, and most ot the remainder are on ti .:,es of persons already , Part of this Estate lie: upon the bail of the Loch of Strathbeg, a large plece-Jaf—volieer ot- several hundred acres, abounding with fine trout and other fish ; and the grOttmliwo this. side inclade a tract or nearly an' huhdred acres, which appears to be a field of rich and deep ci.:y, 'der, OrAturn of fine* easily'torivertible frau Arable Lt.nd,. .• , . . • A 'Brick and 'Tile WOrk has been carried on for several y.ears,upon a part of it •, 40,0 e Loeb, it .drained, (which is very pratticabie) would add an extensive tract of rich land to this Estate. ::The Pr: wiet)v , lras ii - riglit'to the:Fiends, winch :ire valued. —A n d a. F ree h o ld Q ua liti ca ri cut un this Estate will be conve3;ert tirtneq;(rrchaser. Upon the vriote, ;torn the situation, in a rich fuktistrict; abounding with Game ; the short distance froth good markets, and some of the best fisher.; stations 'on the east ot seoti,nd, awl the easy 'access by goal roasts, a more elliiibie.property will selddm be found in this part of the country, 1 - !te,W rites,' Platt, Rental, and ArticleS of Sale, are in the or Mr Bannerman, At.tvocate in Aberdeen, to wholn or' to the Rev Mr. Isoyal,.it'ManSe ot 'Criirikshid, or Mr, Co: lhi Limes,, .and-:surveyor .auy person desirous ot tut herintorrnation may apyily. V\ iillain Fraser,: Ground ()dicer .at Crimond, will shevv the M irches. . ,1i desired, part of •the priee , may for some t i me remain in the pit the PuNiuser UIl. security. BU FLER'sCEL4BRATE I? ESTURA.TIVL otriti .POWDER. REAUTY of _Countenance, and regularity of turs, are allowed to distinguish the Bittisii F ar r ; b u t the Proprietor I:ER's TOO ro w I.)E k would beg l e ave to ;etiwici his Cuuntry.WolllCll that the lustre of their 'Charms loses "halt its ii.thience where the Teeth are discoloured. or sliew a rotten atid • unhealty appearance—this is the ino,e inexcusable, as the present Fr, p,kration the tidall ble means of removing every blemish or the ena - mei, and is sate in its application, being composed of Ve getautes. It is recommended to the attention of all ranks, as clearin; away every iniperiectioo, either in the colour, or the decay of the enamel of toe I eetn. , as rendering the breath sweet and deleetabli;,' and making the Gums of their proper shape an.t vermillion hue; and a certain Preventative against the 1 ooth_ache. No Lompositionor tots kind ever brought for ward to public notiCe, eras met suelt . universal app obation ; and toe Proprietor has to boast that it is in daily use of f(o)al!yitselr. . _ _ wnOlesale retail, by Mr Bud r, No 4, Cheap s •1 , P.iternoster ruw ; and retail, by Crisp, eurner gardens; Smita and Clarke, 389; Boro u ,„h [Sax .EtinihnrAh and t.,l.sgow ; and by niost Couiltry , Medi- CLIA: Ycil4eisaqu Petturners, in 13axet at 2.5. 9d, cash. leis' MUnieh confi le tT report that the intermartiage of 'the Hereditarli ,. Prince of Bavaria with t he' ArehduchesS Louisa, — eldest daughter of the Emperor of Austria, place iminediately• after lhe 4i4hature of the tteaty. of peace, and that this Union Al be The pferige.'6f that which is sub3equetitly to:take place . lietween, Austria and Bavaria. • . • Iris rumoured that the kingdom of Bohemia will' in future constitute an independent Slate, and have for its Sovereign an Arcliduke"of AnStria,-- who is to be a Member of the Confederation or 'the MADRID, AVG; 2.5.---This Capital continues ..to enjoy the most pelect tranquility. The 'energetic measures adopted by the King, •-since his. return, make . an intpresion, upon thedisaffeae . d, since- they • perceive beet hi) Maje. ) ty is.resdiv•ed no more to for -o%;etbosel.Vllo have so Ion" abused his benevolence. The secularisation of the Monasteries proCeeds with . out any opposmon. PARIS, SEPT. 6.--The 6th corps, under the orders Maishal the Duke of Eleningen, proceeded on the' iron I).,lacalora, op.:their .march to Salamanca. Oh their arilial at Oliva,. they heard that the enemy in great turve s ' oe‘upiecl Aldea Nueva del Camino, and •patticulaily the heights and passes of Banos.— The advant. - ed guard, under General Lorcet, aciaally fell in with the enemy at Aldea Nueva ; to.attack a. d to suet eei were the work of a-moment ; the po biti4 was carried ; and the 3d regiment of hussars tmde an excellent charge, by which the'enemy were defeated and Woken.. They joined, in small parties, taietr -principal corps on the heights of Banos: Gene ral, Wilson occupied, the height' with tour Spanish battalions, .• two Portuguese battalions, and 1900 men .00 , 0 had pi, come from Cuidad Buderigo, waking in all bet wyen 4 at - 45000 teen, in an almost tinpregna the position,,the natural difficulties of which 1 0 ,; ille‘eased by rendering all the foot-paths t it litivracticabie, by bieaking.up, cutting dee,' tieliches across them, ^ and blocking theta up with pitces of rock. As soon as the .eschelons of t i, e ,ar.ny pen trated as tar as. Banos, out troops ad% anead ,agatitst the enemy. That_ instant the turgot tine extraordinary fatigues of a nine e . c.esstae ; lieat. Tue 59th and 501.11 010•)CU Oil witl, the greatest intrepidity, and . 111441 e ibeiDieiVeS .masters of . time he,ights.,... 1 rat i ttd hits troops, .ai.d ev en-attempted to a(1 Lyon the otEnsive, but tills cost hitn.dear.— The a,..vancedguaro t•rineu iii a bialy, and. a Waal with ttte bayonet etilled, in which the enemy were couirpleteiy. oroken. The. Hussars and CII4S::CLUS conyteted the and made theta fly in the utmost 'c pug bu... 4.1. Iley,th.l.4Mutilt;tuayor Cilitada. Tne whole of tots legion, 41iicii leli 1.00 1 95*tig*I, ha. surf red ex.ieaiely. • Our dragoons were, in s evet alplaces obitg‘d .0 di a ntaunt, and loiight . 9" toot- The vas ell served. A private ut regtoe:it zed a standard; according to upon ut thq : prisonei s, the , rest were broLla and thrown into ditches, Our loss was very !riding.— Ttic titti corps continued their, march, driving before them several small parties of the enemy, who lied L 0 ;lie nioutit,aipS. • ,There were ttt Salamanca 1400 i infantry,: and 400 cavalry, under the Csviumand of General C.lstrofuerte, who, upon ;earning that the pass of Banos. 'was forced, cottuneiced his retreat in the direction of Ctaidad 4oileiigo. The till corps arrived at. Sala manca on t Lie 1 4 h, the, inhabitants of which, and particular ;y the 'Bishop, condurted- themselves in-the best Manner ; all of them hastened to relieve the wants - Of the aitity. . • MADIIID I 2i.--Late.reports which -have been received concernittg the pursuit of the remains of Vinegas's army prove thatl he victory of Alino nacid is one ofthe most consiaraule which has been pined in Spain since the Emperor, called to new triuinphs,- no longer by his p;:es'ilee gifts that mighty impulse to events which nothifig can withstand. - It is said, that the, Oiittle of Almotlacit,t, in itlg conse quence, may- be compared to the battles of. Noles and Medellin.. „. , r ASCHAPFENBURd, SEPT. 4. LETTER 'IN THE lIAND-yvitlTiNG OF Ills MAJESTY Tilt K NG OF SPAIN, TO HIS HIGHNESS THE PRINCE • ' " A rcheito, Aug. " SIR, MY BROTHER—I. Will not suffer so feIVOLIN rable ut opiinrtun4 to p.ass . by without dvai'nig my self of it, to recommeod Myself to your Hignitess. I na‘e to inform your Highness of• the brave con- d uct o f your troops in tie battle of Titlaveta. It it tint possible for any troops to do their duty better, and the 'Alioe ariny does theni justice. Their brave Commander was most-worthy to lead them on, but he met with his death its the field; no one itas.more cause to lament . him than myself; and I hope to mitigate the c.datnity Which has befallen his family - , L thus informing so good a prince as your High ness, of the great merits of this Officer. " Things are g , tng on very well. The English are hastening towards the sea ; their Allies are fol lowing their eftattiple. Neither the one nor •the other will take with them the greater part of their aril:lei - yr or men. " I hope soon to bring the army of La Mancha to as engage , : ent.: " I hope that the arty of t 20,0'00 men, which - threatened my capital, will not be able to keeplo gether, or at least be unable to undertake any fur ther enterprise., I beg yotr HightteM fo accept this proof or my sincere attachment ; and am your Eigh th:M.s sincere friend, " JOSEPH." FRANKFCRT, SLFT. 6.—On the 23i, the Marshal . . Inithe . Btatle 4 well - ai MeniCh is confined at present, a Cohnte4YliC;in the ':Tyrol;. who has drawn u,i0.1 herself-this-Tie-40401f by words and . 4t6tions. • intelligence. troa - St. Gall, of the 25th of AU4nst, announces; that travellers are arrives frore th , • Tyrol, proiiided with passes; signed Andreas Hofer, inn. keeper' of PasSaiir-; and Chief,of the Insurgents.--- The following Aeseription hat- been gii, e.ti of tins infamous charafter :—I-le is a tall, well-mid... strougly-built man s .. and 'possesses intie natural dot:pence; he wears a broad green Tyrol hit, with a, long (heron's. feather. in it ; his neck, auu a part. of his breast , open, and his dress I at UI a Tyrol peasant. His. head-quarters are at Inspruek'i in the palace ; his adjutants are likewise p e a,, at e4, but, sonic English'Officers are like, : ise observed, among w.oM are some front the, fngitive Swiss. re _ . giments, Iloveray .and Wattevilie ; he has taken it into his 'head to be the William Tell of the Tyrolese; but in the insolence arising frOm the success O:. sotne 'of his undertakings, be seems to nave forgotten that the Emperor Napdeon will suffer no new Vendee bet Ween Italy and,GerMany. . • DRESDEN, At/G. 9.s.—Every preparation has been made here for the -reception of the Duke of Abratt tes, who is expelled to-tnorrow. . .- _ • Lost night passed through this city, a French Cou tier, who.left Vienna on the 17th, and was prOceed ing Jo Stettin and, Glogay.. The General of Division Carra St. Cyr. Governor of Dresden, has,reviewed . the Saxon• troops, with whoie state of discipline he has expressed his satis faction • in daily orders. They remain under the command of General Thieltnan. We shortly exdeet here 8000 French troops, who are under the com mand of General St. Cyr, and are to form a part of the Bth corps, which has been placed under the orders of the Duke.Of Abrantes. The armistice between France and Austria, has been prolonged' fot afOr'inight. The recruiting goes on briskly in SaxOny. We have already armed and clothed 6000 men., and an equal number is now,raising. air country is so populous that 'ten times that number might:be levied, without any apparent diminution of our. population. ' The preparations for the defence of the city are now. completed. Our walls are.mounted with inore than'tiity pieces of cannon of a large calibre ; and should hostilities, be resumed, we shall b.! under .no apprehension of a third visit of the enemy. - . .. The Polish army is very numerous, and animated with the best disposition. . . .. . .. LUDWIGSBURG, AUG. 3 L—His'Majesty the King; at the, reiterated.tequest of the. Etnpeior, that the Wrrtetuburgh troops should support the French di , . vis.on.of Lagrange, in the Vorarlberg, sent orders to Lieutenant-Lieneral Von Koseritz to proceed again to that province, with- four battalions -of the regi'- tnent of Frunquement and Prince Frederick; and A battalion of sharp-showers belonging to the Land weer., . In: pursuance of these orders,_ the• said Gene ral occupied on the 29th Bregemz, Weilestansen, and Lantrach.. The French troops are 'at Fuels tu, Feldkirch, Immenstad, and. Kempten. . The Voral 7 berg is hitherto quiet,. notwithstanding the. almost daily . attempts of the Tyrolese to excite fresh Lit S.. turbances in: it,' -, The noted Doctor Schnieder, after repeated exa minations at Holienasyerg, has been. conveyed to "Ulm, and deliveredinto the custody of aOfficer be . longing in the 'Bavarian Government, ~- , . .. ~ L etters front Bregentz, of the 26rh , state as fol:. lows :-"""In the Votalbeig,te• the'gi'eat satiSfAiiin of the well-disposed ) affairs-are daily improving.--i The French are in Feldkitchi ?ild even_ the rebel 4 of Montafun vOluntariir haitened to surrender their arms, .on learning •the- state of thing'4:-in t lie •Tyrol, Several of the 'Chiefs Of the sharp.ts'hoOfeers; who had fled into Swit-zerland,..kive'sent petitions to the King forpardon. In the lOteAbf Binßttlz, !berry.. rolese emissaries have had no abet ter success irr't heir etiorts , to-induCe the inhabitants' to take up arms The:latter; •'ott ' the-contrary; threatened to deliver them into the bawls of the Government, if they did not speedily retire." French troops'aredaily passing through Memmin gen, on their march to the Tyrolese frontiers,' and the Voral'aero ; 180 hostages have 'been sent into France from the latter province. • .. ' LINTZ, AUGUST 27.---Tli . e disctissions at Alten , bUrgh have now lasted ten days; having commenced on the 17th ; and every thing promiseS that . the event will, be speedily made known, and that twill be of a satlsfaCtory de'scriptinn, .The interchange of ' Couriers betWeen'that' place and Schnenbrutin is in+ cessaut. On the 2.)thhis Excellency' Count Ch,am pagny gave a .rinagait tieent entertainment, which was attended by ; . allthe Nobility and Gentry of the town and environs of Alienburgh. . AUGUST 26.,—there has not been, within thirty years, so abohdant. an harvest as the present year in Hungary, andAhe other provinces of the Austrian - Monarchy. ,The Emperor of the French . has order : ed that every impediment in the way of this inapor , taut service should be removed. l General Bellegarde is now with the Emperor or Austria, and, enjoys his entire confidence. , The Ge neral is nominated Chief of the Grand Austrian. Imperial Staff. Notwithstanding the continuance of the war is tint believed in, the organization of thq . Austrian army- still continues, and all.pnssible means are taken to procure recruits. . . , We hear that the commandof the Ate; elan froopt in Moravia has devolved upon the Archduke Fetch , nand, who has fixed his head-quarters at Olinutz. . In Gallicia there are no longer any Austrian troops, who have all 101 this province to proceed to Mo